Michael Jackson documentary Leaving Neverland sickens Sundance

[dlowilly]

As I thought,the parents are to blame as always.........

Either they're brain dead or they were so awestruck they
ignored the 3 ton fukkin elephant in the phone booth!!

Um no

Michael Jackson is to blame

These moms were greedy and stupid but MJ was the perpetrator

[HurryUpAndDrink]

Its not MJ.

Its the oppressive & regressive left targeting right wingers like MJ simply because they view them as obstacles to pushing their own political agenda.

You could say Bob Marley, Bruce Lee, Brandon Lee, Malcom X, Martin Luther King Jr and countless others were similarly targeted by the left and discredited or killed before their time. Partly because they encouraged people to look past things like skin color and promoted true multiculturalism, an ethnic point which the left relies upon to divide people.

Does that matter? You tell me.

JFC since when MJ was right wing? this has shit to do with politics.

This comes from a wish of some to get payback from MJ (Geffen, Oprah, Spielberg) and to also distract the normies from the Jeffrey Epstein / R Kelly fiasco.


DISTRACTION IS THE NAME OF THE GAME

[thechaoz]

JFC since when MJ was right wing? this has shit to do with politics.

This comes from a wish of some to get payback from MJ (Geffen, Oprah, Spielberg) and to also distract the normies from the Jeffrey Epstein / R Kelly fiasco.


DISTRACTION IS THE NAME OF THE GAME

MJ had zero to do with politics.

He loved dancing , making music, art, and raping young boys.

[HurryUpAndDrink]

MJ had zero to do with politics.

He loved dancing , making music, art, and raping young boys.

+1

As an artist, one of the best

As a person, lots of shady shit

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This details some of my thoughts on this:

https://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/politics-economics/3530751-time-deep-state-socialists-leftists-killed-king-pop.html

I think you got this all wrong. You can make fun of me for this if you want, I think MJ was one of those people who never really got to have much of a childhood and so when they got older they wanted to do sleepovers and shit with kids cuz they never got to do that type of thing when they were actually young.

For people who come from poverty in a family that has 11 kids it is normal for you to share a bed cuz you just dont have enough beds or living space for everyone to have their own.



If you paid any attention @ all to this.

You would know that Cory Feldman gave the names of his molestors to police and has always said Steven Spielberg was a great guy who he has a great relationship with.

You should know by now the news media works for hollywood pedophiles. They spread fake news, blame innocent conservatives and right wingers like Spielberg and Trump for everything. When Oprah says that human trafficker from brazil is a "good guy" and Michael Jackson is a "bad guy" you have to look @ the opposite of what she's saying to get the truth.

The left always accuses innocents to fool people into believing everyone in the world is as immoral and depraved as they are.

You did not watch the Doc. apparently............

Time to educate you............




10/10
Highly Compellingtylerwoodrownichols6 March 2019
I watched 'Leaving Neverland' last night and feel obligated to leave my opinion here to counter some of the negative "reviews" I've seen posted. It's obvious that at least half of these people didn't even watch the movie and just have an axe to grind with two people they see as "liars". If they had watched the movie, they would have seen an entire passage where they both addressed how they had lied in the past because they didn't want to admit to themselves that they had been abused. People tend to have oversimplified views of how child sexual abuse affects its victims. It's not at all unusual for decades to pass before people are able to come to terms with something that traumatic, there are many psychological defense mechanisms that can create obstacles along the way. The developing child brain is different than that of adults, and things that may immediately seem wrong to you or I can just be confusing to a child, and when they grow up it's difficult to integrate that. Aside from that, people need to magnify these obstacles by 1000 when you remember we are talking about someone who was basically elevated to the status of god, a living legend. As one of the men put it, he never had a suppressed memory he just didn't think that what happened between him and MJ was wrong because it was hard to admit that he'd be taken advantage of by his hero. All you need to do is look at how much abuse is being hurled at these guys online, I've seen everything from people calling them liars, losers who are just bitter they aren't as "successful" as MJ (some of the most juvenile BS I've ever read), desperate guys who just want their 15 minutes of fame to further their own careers (one guy has spent an entire career working with incredibly famous musicians, and besides, who would want to be famous for being molested as a child? Who's career has ever taken off because of that?), imbeciles saying their parents are worse than MJ (the parents' culpability is debatable, but it's not debatable that molesting kids is the more damaging action). That's just stuff off the top of my head. Imagine how hard it must be to go public against someone when you know that this kind of vitriol is going to be inbound? And this is 10 years after he died, it would have been worse if he was still alive. And besides, it's not just the men in the documentary, it's their entire extended families. You can see first hand how this has affected ALL of them, not just the victims. That's really what made it compelling for me, hearing everyone in the family tell their story. Are their families lying too (if they were, they deserve Oscar nominations), because they want their sons to be world-famous child abuse victims? Or are the sons just tearing their families apart with lies because fooling people into believing they're abuse victims is just so incredibly important to them? Just apply Occam's Razor, people. The explanation that requires the fewest leaps of faith and assumptions is that, yes, these guys were abused by MJ. Plus, I would like to know how tf can anyone listen to those creepy recordings of MJ calling the guy "Little One" and not hear the infatuation in his voice? Shame on all the people here writing off these two guys because they lied in the past. They'd rather keep believing a convenient lie, than finally hear the truth.
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10/10
Watch both parts before you write your opionjaredosburn6 March 2019
I feel like this documentary was very well done. I came into this thinking this would be some more BS and it was just a way to tarnish MJ life without him being able to defend himself. Well after watching both parts I 100 percent believe this happened to them. For everyone saying there is no evidence and no proof. Did you actually watch it? How many boys need to come forward with the same exact story? Why would maids and people who work on the property and drivers need to lie on their behalf? What did they need to gain? The workers weren't trying to get any money. Think about this. How do you feel like it is ok for a grown man to have a 7 year old boy sleep in his hotel room alone or all the other younger boys sleep in his room alone? In what shape or form is that ok? Is that not proof or evidence in itself? The maid even said she saw them naked taking showers together. So was it one big conspiracy to just tarnish his name? When everyone keeps saying that they testified on his behalf so they must be lying now. Think about this. Wade Robson was 22 at the time with a gf and had a good career in the music industry. MJ had a relationship with him since he was 7 and had groomed him on what to say and he felt love toawards MJ. He even lied to his family and his gf about everything. He didn't even want to testify but he was subpoenaed. He knew MJ his whole life and even knew his kids. He didn't want to see MJ go to jail. He felt like is was a relationship and friendship and didn't feel like he was abused. This is what abusers do to their victims and their families. They become really close and manipulate the parents into trusting them as well. Both of these men are now in their 30s and finally have the courage to speak up. Some victims never speak up because of the shame and embarrassment they feel. You can feel however you want about MJ or this documentary but when you look at the facts and even court documents and everyone with the same story that's not just a coincidence or a conspiracy. The fact that he had young boys sleeping with him alone is enough for me to believe them. Watch both parts all the way through before you just automatically assume they are lying. Honestly I hope more people have the courage to speak up about this now. Some will take it to their graves and that happens to victims. I commend these two brave men for finally having the courage to speak up and tell their story. I don't feel like they are doing it to hurt MJ I feel like they are doing it to help others who go through or have gone through this type of abuse and are never able to speak out about it.









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How can anyone deny the possibility of this happening?brandonhyl6 March 2019
I wouldn't consider myself a diehard MJ fan but as a child growing up in the 80's I understood the super star power that MJ had. I get why these families were awestruck by MJ wanting them to be a part of his family. Ultimately it blinded them from the sick realities of MJ's own struggles with pedophilia. This film did a great job at laying out the facts and focusing on the two men and their experiences. Anyone that actually watches this movie will have a tough time denying the stories from these two men.
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9/10
If your neighbour was doing that you wouldn't be so defensive.torkovervictoria16 March 2019
It's interesting how people are trying so hard to find an excuse for MJ. They just don't want to beleive anything bad. Imagine if your next door neigbour was walking around holding hands with boys (every time with a different one), and you know that these boys spend nights in his apartment. You know that their parents are not there all the time. Wouldn't you be calling police? And if that neigbour was telling you that what he does that because he loves children and he didn't have a childhood, wouldn't you recommend him to see a psychiatrist? But in case of MJ it all makes sence. All that is pefectly normal. I don't get it! Wake up, people!!!
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10/10
I was molested and this reminds me of my experiencesdigitalbeachbum4 March 2019
When I was ten a friend of the family molested me. Everything I am hearing in Part 1 is exactly what the molester told me. There are so many similarities, that I got a shudder down my spine when I thought, "that's what happened to me".

I didn't have a extremely wealthy person buy me gifts all the time, but the molestation events were exactly the same. The tricks, the comments, the experience.

I liked Micheal Jackson as an entertainer. When I heard all those stories, I didn't want to believe them. I gave the benefit of doubt to him. I thought the stories were parents who were seeking money.

The documentary can be slow and it has a lot of shots in a slower motion. It is very touching, very emotional. It is very sad.

I don't think I'll ever listen to a Micheal Jackson song again. He was a sick person. He was extremely unhealthy mentally, spiritually and physically.

I feel for these men. I know what they are thinking. The shudder down your spine when you think about the molester touching you. Even thought it happened twenty, thirty or forty years ago, you still shudder at the thought of them touching you.

I can't believe the Jackson family didn't know about this issue. Shame on you Michael, shame on you the family.

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After watching the second episode, it shows the perfect storm created. What happens when a person is so corrupted with a perverted mind but on the outside they are wealthy, surrounded by lawyers and giving so much to the community.

How could children, who were apparently brain washed with gifts, money and job opportunities, grow up and speak negatively against a person who they thought loved them?

There is no doubt in my mind. Michael Jackson was a child molester.
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10/10
A Story of our times: how fame can make you get away with almost anythingTheFilmographer6 March 2019
The Jacksonphiles are screaming like banshees in denial...well they are just that: peripheral extras buying into the illusion for years and now seeing it crumble whilst refusing point blank to accept the evidence, any evidence. I am very concerned about the "reviewers" here saying the testimonies of the two protagonists are not credible: they are amongst the most believable and moving things I have ever seen, The Jackson cultists have crossed the (perhaps thin to start with) threshold away from human empathy and nothing will shake them from their untenable position. Let us hope they will never be called to serve on jury dities. This documentary is a MUST. Let us hope that this and the #metoo movement will signal the turning of the tide and that we will be able to recognise more easily and we will adopt the belief in the victims as our default stance.
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8/10
Why all the hate in trying to find the truth ?hampersnow-289054 March 2019
It is obvious this documentary is going to divide people. I have to admit I went into it doubting these 2 men's stories although I've always believed Jackson was a sick man hiding in plain sight. The 4 hours feel like a very long 4 hours, and really could have used some editing. It could have been cut by an hour if they had not included so many tiny details that really have nothing to do with the allegations, but do paint a very complete portrait of all the people involved. In this case, the story goes way beyond these 2 men and includes, wives, children, parents. siblings and the world Jackson lived in. I came out the other end of the 4 hours believing these men, because otherwise I'd have to believe that everyone known to them was in on some gigantic conspiracy and I don't believe that . The great part about this documentary is that it is about so much more then child molestation. The parents who would allow this, the pursuit of fame at any cost, the destruction of families, what it means to put celebrity on a pedestal, the worship of one man to the point of stupidity, the whole affair is very real and horribly ugly. As a look at how low we have sunk as a society this documentary is a must see.









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9/10
I was wrong for many yearsdaniel_englund14 March 2019
Two camps - one fighting to protect their innocent star, the other trying to prosecute what they believe is a pedophile and abuser. The truth about MJ - was he or was he not? Will we ever know the truth?

Two men and their testimonies unfolds a new perspective of the man in the mirror. Their words made me see MJ in a different light - a dark and tragick light filled with sadness, secrets and lies. I'm sure alot has to do with MJ's own childhood, and the abuse from his father Joe.

MJ's music is great and he was the King of Pop.. a legend. But he was also an abuser and a sick man who should have been punished for his crimes.
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9/10
Don's listen to the super fans who would continue to profess Jackson's innocence even if there was a video of him abusing a boynellie6174 March 2019
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10/10
Thank you Wade & Jimflybyqt17 March 2019
This deserves the documentary of the year award. Powerful, compelling, tragic and sadly, true.
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8/10
Superfan here who is changing his mind after seeing this documentary...danikbp6 March 2019
I'm a big fan of Michael Jackson and I wasn't in the US at the time of the scandals so I missed all the media coverage and seeing this documentary was an eye opening experience. Understanding MJ's life, however, was not as important as my realization and understanding of sexual abuse and the life long lasting physiological effect it has on people. I feel a little ashamed for defending MJ for so many years as I was convinced these gentlemen were speaking the truth. You can't make this up with so much detail that matches the documented parts of his life. The entire family feels shaken up when they portray their experience and I just can't imagine that all members of two families would be such good actors to make this all up. I am certain there will be much more talk about this documentary but I hope these gents and many other victims who watch this piece will benefit from it on their journey of healing. I wouldn't have watched it, had it not involved MJ and now I am educated about sexual abuse. So some good came out of it. I hope more people watch it.
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10/10
Hauntingly FamiliarShesachameleon5 March 2019
As an adult who grew up in the 80's and remembers Michael and his influence very well, I watched this documentary with my own experiences with his music in mind. When he first began being accused of various acts of pedophilia in the late 80's and early 90's, it seemed clear that he had some extremely disgusting proclivities. As a survivor of molestation myself, I watched this documentary and went right back to my own experiences and found their stories very believable. This movie was not about providing evidence, although I believe that they did with their personal testimonies, witnesses to his behavior and faxes, videos, and recordings. This movie was about their experiences with him personally and what they went through. There is no situation wherein it is appropriate for a grown man to keep a young boy in his bed unless it is a father/son. I give this movie a 10. I hope that they can someday heal.
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10/10
Parents' complicityWVfilmfem6 March 2019
It's hard to understand how parents allowed their children to be subjected to the perverse behavior of Michael Jackson. Obviously close proximity to the star, plus money and expensive gifts, were more important than their child's safety. It's also hard to believe there are still people who refuse to believe this abuse happened. This is an excellent report/documentary, giving raw, gut-wrenching detail of Michael Jackson's criminal behavior.
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10/10
Fantastic Documentarytroy658716 March 2019
Whether you believe these two men or not, this documentary is world class in terms of editing, cinematography, and message. It is completely one sided which is the design of the film, to portray two men's experiences and truths with sexual assault, no matter who the accused may be. "No evidence" is an ignorant cop out for people that want to bury their heads in the sand about an issue that needs to be addressed. This documentary shined a bright light on that issue, and even if you aren't ready to accept that Michael Jackson was a pedophile, you should at least be able to appreciate the message this film convenes.
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10/10
For MJ Fans It's a Difficult Documentarydal_asher5 March 2019
I sat and watched all 4 hours of this disturbing documentary today. I have always been a die-hard fan of Michael Jackson's music. I followed him from his early Jackson 5 days through his death. I knew he was deeply affected by his own upbringing and really wanted to believe that he just loved being with kids because he was emotionally stunted but I wondered if the allegations were true. This documentary handled the stories of these 2 men, Robson and Safechuck with respect and care. The fact they are coming forward knowing they will be vilified in public to tell their truths convinced me. This was very well done and I hope it raises awareness of a very sad social issue.
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An important and profound workBellaTheCat15 March 2019
I was once an obsessive Michael Jackson fan who had long since sadly concluded he was a paedophile.

I sat down to watch Leaving Neverland expecting to believe James and Wade - what I didn't expect was to be so profoundly moved by their harrowing stories and brutal honesty. They are without a doubt telling the truth. (To those who demand absolute proof: there's unlikely to ever be a smoking gun, but that's not unusual in sexual abuse cases - however, there's a mountain of circumstantial evidence (including court documents freely available online), compelling witness testimony, and a long pattern of behaviour by Jackson that closely matches the profile of a paedophile.)

I feel like this is a hugely important and influential work that will change not only how we think about Michael Jackson but how we think about child sexual abuse and grooming. It (and the accompanying Oprah special) is a must see for every parent who wants to be educated about sexual predators and how they operate. I thought I was fairly knowledgeable about the subject but my eyes have been well and truly opened by Leaving Neverland.

Thank you to James and Wade and their families for their bravery and honesty, and to Dan Reed for creating such an important work. Leaving Neverland is not an easy watch but I thoroughly recommend it.









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9/10
An inspiration to victims of sexual, physical or psychological abuseJohannRosenheim5 March 2019
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10/10
Master CraftsmanshipSafChaleur16 March 2019
Leaving Neverland is crafted with precision and provides a powerful testimony of two men's experience of sexual abuse by a pop icon. It is implemented with such skill that it can only be perceived as credible.

The story is powerful and shocking. Clever camera positioning, editing and lighting. The mood, tone and sound track are haunting. You only feel empathy for the victims. The men are relatable, articulate and intelligent. The viewer watches as these two men confide their most intimate and humiliating experiences to us.

The men have reached a point where there is no way forward but to voice their experiences as survivors of child sexual abuse. It is little wonder they agreed to do this in this manner as they were persistently groomed to lie publicly to the media and to the authorities about their abuse. They even publicly denied the experiences of other victims when these children came forward. Leaving Neverland provides these two men with an opportunity to counteract these denials and to do so in the public domain. They seemed to have been denied this opportunity for catharsis by the justice system who declared their applications to be out of time. They have lodged an appeal. Given that they have received no justice through the legal system (to date) this documentary provides them with a means to regain personal power, improve their mental health and to take control over their own lives. As Wade Robson states "I want to speak the truth as loud as I spoke the lie." There is no way that the people who have taken away his personal power and right to justice have not heard him now.

Leaving Neverland is a narrative about sexual abuse but with wider implications. It is about societal corruption, fame and capitalism. The film somewhat encourages us to understand that the parents were groomed too and that their weaknesses were exploited by a wealthy, popular and manipulative paedophile. In the end we are left feeling sceptical about the parents (the way that their children also feel about them). The audience is prompted to exclaim, "What planet were they living on!" And, "They left their children alone in a bedroom with a paedophile to be molested night after night and for months on end!" The viewer is left asking "Come on! How much did they really know?" That whole question is scary. It leaves you feeling that a blind eye was turned, consciously or unconsciously. It would be more constructive to aim the blame where it belongs, at the paedophile himself, at a society that preferred to believe that this paedophile was beyond accountability, at his publicity machine, and at the minders around him who had to be complicit in this abuse.









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10/10
NOTHING LASTS FOREVERLordOfTheThundercats15 March 2019
Finally the truth is being revealed about Michael Jackson. Nobody who is of sane mind can argue that this monster is innocent. Forget how good of a dancer or singer or entertainer he was. The man was a prolific paedophile. You don't hire Johnny Cochran if you're innocent. FACT! You don't pay off families with houses or pay off a kid that accuses you of molesting him either. That is NOT the actions of an innocent man. These boys were victims, the crazed super fans seem to overlook this fact with ease. All I have to say is...... I'm 37 and If you think Michael Jacksons behaviour was normal then is it ok if I come over and sleep in your kids bed tonight?

Didn't think so.

NEXT!!
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10/10
Excellent, but hardcore fans may not think sopensacolacomputer3 March 2019
This at times is very hard to watch. The supposed victims describe in detail what they went through. They did not get paid for their participation in the doc so I have a tendency to believe them.

Sad that this has a current rating of around 3 on IMDB when you know the majority of people rating it have never even seen it...it has not even had a wide release yet on HBO...all because it shines a bad light on their favorite pop singer. So to the unbiased people out there, sit back, watch, listen, and decide for yourself. I personally don't think its right for a grown man to want to have sleep overs with very young boys, no matter how rich and power they are, which Jackson admitted to doing. There is something that doesn't sit right with me with that picture, and it shouldn't sit well with you either. Peace.
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10/10
Brutal, Shocking and Hard to watchScreamfanCA15 March 2019
Leaving Neverland is the story of James Safechuck and Wade Robson. They along with their family talk about their life and meeting Michael Jackson and the eventual molestation that they endured. The film is told in two parts. Best to watch one part a day. The victims talk very open and with graphic detail the alleged molestation that occurred. It's not for the faint of heart. They and the family are very candid and honest. The mothers talk about their negligence and the young men talk about grooming and why they testified for Michael Jackson. They still talk about the love they had for him even though he abused them. There is audio, video, pics that help tell the story. It's not about Michael Jackson. Which is why none of his family is in the doc. Dan Reed does include video of Michael and his attorneys denying he molested anyone. There is no smoking gun, nothing that can definitively prove Michael molested them. You just have their words and emotions. For me, they we're believable and left nodoubt that they are telling the truth
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9/10
I really recommend watching thiskarifreyr036 March 2019
Its really good and shocking and the reason why this has a 6 at this moment is probably from angry michael jackson fans
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10/10
Open your eyesMoviereviewer9517 March 2019
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8/10
Heartbreakingbeaglelynn4 March 2019
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I watched some of it and I am not too sure that they are trying to make money. The real question or a big question always is how much money did that Wade kid and others like that housekeeping brunette lady make from these documentaries. If it's 50-100k or higher to say Michael touched them when they were a kid and to elaborate some then I don't know.

Also, R Kelly ... it seems they were trying to take him down by blackmail for a payoff. He seems like he just never grew up all the way and maybe dates young because of that too. Everything they say about him is mediocre.

Now let's get some odds up on the board, how about that

you couldn't pay me enough money to get on national tv and pronounce that I had that freak's kahk in my mouth or ass......

well, maybe a billion.... for that I'd probably proclaim MJ and Bubbles pulled multiple devil's triangles on me......

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Um no

Michael Jackson is to blame

These moms were greedy and stupid but MJ was the perpetrator

Both are to blame.. Parents should not just send their young boys to a mans house to spend the night, especially if it's the freak show MJ at creepy creepy neverland.

You are being an irresponsible parent whom is either just stupid, just after the money, and or just so in awe and blinded by the celebrity you become blinded... Either way it's all a parenting fail..

Little Johnny then gets focked and screwed up in the head just like that for life..


Where is his other hand in this picture?

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And why is Macaulay grabbing his own crotch??

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And why is Macaulay grabbing his own crotch??

That is true, looks like he has a clear stain on his shirt also in a certain area that maybe it shouldn't be...

He got molested by MJ for sure.. No doubt about it..

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Where is MJ's right hand??

Up Macaulay's asshole???

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How can anyone still defend him and consider him as a victim? He did what he did. Stop covering his actions with a bunch of lame excuses.

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Where is MJ's right hand??

Up Macaulay's asshole???

DOUBT the little tyke of Home Alone fame could take an entire fist at that age, probably just an index finger, maybe that and the middle.....

makualy looks like a little fahg there, no doubt..... no wonder he turned into a f'n crackhead later in life.....

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And why is Macaulay grabbing his own crotch??

probably can feel mj's load starting to seep out of his mangina.....

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even looks like the tyke may have a bit of the red eye.....

nothing like having to take a babe to lunch after spewing some in her eye..... if you do, make it outdoors, so she can wear shades..... if not, you'll be laffing at her every few minutes and pissing her off about the "red eye".....

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I think Macaulay will come out soon enough, if he doesn't "kill himself" or eat a fentanyl-laced ice cream cone beforehand of course

He needs to make arrangements with people he trusts to hold files and such, record a video and send it to multiple media agencias and share all over media, and ask for immediate witness protection

MJ wasnt the only one, I am sure

[JIBBBY]

MJ and his wondering hands and bleached skin.. Poor little Johnny he'll never be the same again..

[flipacoin9698]

I am no defender of MJ or what may or may have not happened... BUT I just read the thread title again and I have this thought.

I am somewhat happy for anything that "offends" a bunch of stupid whack idiot liberals at the sundance festival. What a bunch of the biggest idiots on the face of this earth. If somebody were to launch a nuke at this site when they are all there... the world would be a much better place. Yes I am okay with the violent deaths of stupid uppity liberal assholes.

[PAULYPOKER]

DOUBT the little tyke of Home Alone fame could take an entire fist at that age, probably just an index finger, maybe that and the middle.....

makualy looks like a little fahg there, no doubt..... no wonder he turned into a f'n crackhead later in life.....

The squinting,bending at the knees while tip toeing gave it away........

Which bring us to his pink eye AKA shit in the eyeballs or ball.........

Did you ever see the Dickflick Party Monster?

He wasn't acting..........

[JIBBBY]

[PAULYPOKER]

All of whom who are still defending MJ Freakmaster are doing it 100% blindly or

their IQ level is below the freezing temperature of 32.


The Maid interview on 60 minutes Australia
is just as credible and compelling as the Oprah
and Dan Reed interviews,
both of whom DID not compensate
Jimmy or Wade in any way
shape or form for their participation.........

Dan Reed is the directer and producer of "Leaving Neverland".........

As of now, 2 of the 3 interviews are on YouTube..

It's blatantly obvious what 2 interviews are available..
60 minutes and After Neverland with Oprah ...

If you're computer savvy, I'm certain you'll be able
to find Leaving Neverland on the triple W expressway....




Here's the Maid

The fat lady has sung, so it must be over, right?




Here's Oprah........

C'mon man!,clean the shit out of your eyes!!
or
Burn in H E double hockey sticks with the
greatest Freakmaster of all pedophiliacs....Lol....


I'm so pissed, I think it's because I once gave
Mr Freakfukk the benefit of the doubt........

I'd knock the block off of anyone in real time
(when no one's looking) who were outwardly
still defending this Freak off it's leash shit show..........

Well I think I vented enough,so hopefully I'm
done posting about this shit packing freak............

[JIBBBY]

^^ Yup the maid claimed she saw MJ naked in the shower with little Johnny... Why would the maid lie about that if not compensated?

MJ was a full blown Pedo make no mistake about it..

[PAULYPOKER]

[DA_MOSS]

^^ Yup the maid claimed she saw MJ naked in the shower with little Johnny... Why would the maid lie about that if not compensated?

MJ was a full blown Pedo make no mistake about it..

The same maid, along with others, that tried to sue MJ and lost; which in turn she owed him tons of money? The same maid that got caught stealing stuff from Neverland Ranch along with other homes?

Yea, sure $$$ had nothing to do with her

[JIBBBY]

The same maid, along with others, that tried to sue MJ and lost; which in turn she owed him tons of money? The same maid that got caught stealing stuff from Neverland Ranch along with other homes?

Yea, sure $$$ had nothing to do with her

Even if true to many incidents of MJ being accused of child molestation.. Seemed like he was battling that in courts constantly over the years..

Just like Bill Cosby when you have so many accusers coming forward at some point you have to believe it's true.. MJ was a freak and Pedo. He's dead end of story.. Kids are safer today for it..

[HurryUpAndDrink]

The same maid, along with others, that tried to sue MJ and lost; which in turn she owed him tons of money? The same maid that got caught stealing stuff from Neverland Ranch along with other homes?

Yea, sure $$$ had nothing to do with her

Pedo enablers, celeb fanatics are the worse... GL in hell

[PromiseLand]

Yikes...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Barbra Streisand says Michael Jackson’s accusers were ‘thrilled to be there’ and his ‘sexual needs were his sexual needs’<br><br>“You can say ‘molested,&#39; but those children...both married and they both have children, so it didn’t kill them,&quot; she said.<a href="https://t.co/Bt8Rxr5Jq3">https://t.co/Bt8Rxr5Jq3</a></p>&mdash; New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) <a href="https://twitter.com/NYDailyNews/status/1109269351927111680?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 23, 2019</a></blockquote><script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

[HurryUpAndDrink]

Streisand, lol, probably just another masonic Luciferian high priestess prostitute like Oprah

[Frank Mills]

So, the man that touched kids makes videos like this too ?